The Lakeland Terrier comes in three colors, tan, red and wheaten. They have a double coat making the coat fairly thick and longer than the body coat.
Description of Lakeland Terrier Dog
Their head is quite large and is made up of two thirds skull and third quarters skull. The muzzle is very strong and when they look, tapers to a point no longer than three fourth of the way down the skull.
The nose is black and when they look, it should be liver colored on liver dogs. The ears are docked, in countries that allowed this inbreeding, so they drop straight down.
The dark blue eyes and nose set the Lakeland Terrier apart from the working terrier and further more from the collie. They are a brave dog without being overly aggressive.
Lifespan Of Lakeland Terrier Dog
They are said to bring good luck to their owners. The Lakeland Terrier is a dog that has an exceptionally happy disposition and are very affectionate. They are wary and wary of strangers but not dog aggressive. This breed is not linked to high blood pressure, which is good for elderly people. The average lifespan of this little dog is 12 to 14 years.
